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President Donald Trump is staring down a potential beating in the midterms, throwing spaghetti at the wall to bring down gas prices, and threatening once again to “annihilate” the Islamic Republic of Iran. And speaking of consequential matters, he might soon shift Scott Bessent from his role as Treasury Secretary to the role of AI…

LinkedIn has an AI slop problem, and naturally, the proposed solution is more AI.

Keze.ai replaces the work – and the cost – of a social media manager, and is now out of beta for small businesses and creators everywhere

TikTok used its Creators Summit in Los Angeles on Thursday, September 24, to walk brands and agencies through the tools it has built into TikTok One, the company’s hub for creator partnerships. Each tool helps a brand find a creator whose audience matches its customers. “Followers are the starting point, but fit is the strategy,”…

The best AI tools for social media include Hostinger Agent for content creation, Buffer for simple scheduling, Predis.ai for AI-generated posts, Hootsuite and Sprout Social for larger teams, and Canva for visuals. Each one solves a different bottleneck instead of trying to do everything.

95% of social media professionals now use AI tools at work, but only 12% work under a written policy that says what’s allowed. AI showed up in the workflow faster than anyone wrote down rules for it, and that’s where the trouble starts: leaked client data, off-brand posts, an AI campaign a client objects to…

A new comparative report ranks GetHookd, Lapis, and Predis.ai as the top AI Instagram ad generators to consider in 2026, evaluating each platform on competitor research capabilities, creative production tools, and pricing.

The annual Made on YouTube event has just wrapped up, offering an early look at the features you can expect to come to Google’s dominant online streaming platform in the coming months. Yes, there’s plenty of AI for both viewers and creators, but there’s also a handful of non-AI updates mixed in there, too.

Technology has changed the way travelers dream about, research, and plan vacations. A destination that once might have been discovered through a magazine or recommendation from a friend can now appear in a TikTok video, an Instagram Reel, or an AI-generated itinerary—and suddenly land on a client’s must-visit list.

Apple has finally launched its big Siri AI upgrade for its entire software ecosystem, and for Apple Home users, that means big, AI-powered changes for how their security cameras might work. Happily, the company isn’t raising prices on the existing subscriptions that enable these features and thereby forcing customers who don’t want them to pay…